Cold water-warm hearts

This one was based on an older painting of mine which was done by hand. I wanted to recreate it digitally, while trying to keep it very lose, two-dimentional and childish.

The end of the swimming season

Maya animation by Andrea P. from Fanta on Vimeo.

"Lean on me-said the wind" I enjoy working in SAI more and more, and love experimenting with these tools. With digital paint, there´s certainly no mess.

Untitled

She is a little trouble-maker from the village nearby. Always raging with anger. But an interesting character, nevertheless:)

This was from a very fast and furious session of badminton, that I played in Suzhou-China. I was searching on the internet for players in the area who have access to a court, so that I can have some excercise after work, and all I got was a group of Malaysian players. They kindly invited me to meet them. This country harvests probably the best players in the world. There were shuttlecocks practically exploding in the air during the games we played due to the force they were hit with, and sometimes it was impossible for the naked eye to detect how they got from one position to another. It was all a blur. And I was in soooo much pain.

Sketches

See-Yes-Tah

Getting familiar with the Morph tool in Toon Boom Animate pro.

I made this one in Paint tool SAI, and it is titled "Sunday morning slash noon"

A walk cycle done with one of Brandon Ragnar Johnson´s awesome characters (with the artist's prior approval) Software: Toon Boom Animate Pro.

Meet Natasha -she loves to be high (up)

executed in Toon Boom Animate Pro.

A little test I've done in Toon Boom Animate Pro.

Slowly, slowly , shifting all my works over from the Yahoo 360 Blog.

See-Yes-Tah

This was also done in Paint Tool SAI. It just makes a nice break from Photoshop, quite refreshing. And that is me, fallen asleep in the aftrenoon breeze.

From my late afternoon/evening walks in the woods. No matter how carefully I walk, I always scare them away. Some of them are practically flying through the air - amazingly fast. And their ears always glowing in the last rays of the sun.

This was done digitally with a Japanese paint tool called SAI. I wanted to try out some of the default textures in this programme, just for fun.